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During World War II. Kate Smith made famous the statement: “If you don’t write, you’re wrong." She eticouruged folks on the homclmnt to write military |>eo|>le to help keep up their spirits during one of the worst wars in history. And her admonition si ill rings true Writing to people is u concrete way to touch them. Iliere’s something ulamt u good letter tiiat con* j tinues to bless with the |»assing of years. A person can rcud a letter over and over; cun keep it tucked away in u s|>eeial place und bring it out for re-reuding during times of low cl»b. On impulse one day. I wrote a high school English teuchcr whose careful and demanding style extracted the last from me. Had it not been for her diligence, freshman English at college would have rolled me out! And I told her this. Her response came by return mull. “A bright spot in mv low duv.’* is the way she dese rilicd mv letter. The V|M>stle I‘mil was a great letter write*. Ami in each letter lieexpressed grutittide lor those to whom he w rote. “I thunk m\ (mnIuimhi every remembrance of you. . . . " (l»liil. jj:.S) If you don i .write, you’re wrong." Copynght '967 KMS. Wul.wn8 **««***, S«ry p 0 Bo. 800b CbartoamviOa. V* 22906
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